Japan’s core Consumer Price Index (CPI) jumped above the central bank’s 2% target in April as today’s data showed, with the pair trading with caution and heading towards another losing week
Large retailers' margin squeeze due to supply shocks. Ominous inflation spiral signs need to be controlled
The pair consolidates this week and trades with caution today, as markets digest Chair Powell’s Tuesday commentary and poor data form Japan
Retail numbers are strong, with previous revised up.
The US 10-year yield has paused, but underlying momentum has not dissipated.
The pair starts the week on a good footing, despite the lower growth forecast by the EU Commission and UK the Northern Ireland Protocol changes eyed by the UK
Gold bulls support the price on the short-term pivot, but the longer-term trend may dominate.
The pair started the day with upbeat mood, trying to rebound form its two year lows, but faces headwinds as the European session gets underway
The pair trades with caution after yesterday’s volatility sparked by the US CPI release, amidst hawkish commentary from ECB President Ms Lagarde
XAU/USD rebounds after its poor weekly start, as the greenback faces headwinds and markets prepare for today’s US Consumer Price Index
The German index made a poor start to the week with two-month lows but then rebounded and is supported today, as market sentiment seems to be in a good place
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